How do you keep from having to input the time and date everytime you power up the camera?
22810
As long as the batteries are installed, date and time remain. However, this is my secondary camera (only used in wet environments) so I do have to reset it when I put batteries back in for each use.
22811
The only time I've had to reset the time and date is when I change the batteries.
1077480
Yes it.in the menu but first put camera in photo mode .go to menu then Date Code make sure date code is off .Remember it have to be in photo mode for the menu to come up. If that don,t work you have a problem with the camera. Hope that helped.
197301
The mount save the last date, location and time entered. If i restart the mount, I just must change the time because it stop the time when is turned off.
1849248
Yes, you can turn on and off the date "on the picture". I suggest setting up the time and date so it is correct and then you can decide whether you want to the time and date visible on a set of picture indpendently. Happy picture taking.
1165733
Yes you can. You'll find the settings under the camera's Configuration Options - "Date/Time Setting:" What's there:Start - End : Month; Week; Day of Week; Time. The ability to set, adjust the time zone and daylight savings time is also available. These options can be initially set and changed when desired.
98334
Create a new document on your computer (I used Microsoft Notepad), and title it TIME. Use the following format to create the time stamp: YEARMONTHDAYTIME Y (everything is all run together except the Y - the Y indicates you want the time stamp to show up on the video). It must be input as military time. Example for today February 21st 2015 at 8:15 PM- 20150221201501 Y . Save the document to your desktop. Plug in the camera using the USB wire. When the folder pops up, drag and drop the TIME folder from your desktop into the camera folder that opened. Unplug the camera from the computer, turn it on and then back off to lock the time in. One additional suggestion - the battery tends to wear down quickly if you are plugging it into your computer a lot. You are better off using a card reader and removing the chip from the camera to play back on your computer. Also, battery doesn't take long to charge (only a few minutes at most). Plug it in and the light will flash while charging, then go solid once it is full. Don't leave it plugged in much longer once it stays lit. I burned up the first one I had that way.
202309
Yes, you have to reprogram the time and the schedule every time you turn it on.
197297
It saves your location data, but you have to adjust the date and time every time you turn it on.
685603
It does. I've never used it, but there is a button you push for time and date.
793783
Actually I just now looked at it. hit the clock/calendar key to go to date or time to set. Then hold down the time set (equal key) until the first digit blinks on the readout. Then set either the time or date setting you earlier had selected. When done hit the time set (equal key) again.
1436792
If you have the GPS device connected to the camera, the date/time/zone should update automatic
2283258
There is battery back-up for a specified number of hours. I use the prerecorded message that came with the device. So far when the power has gone out, all I have to do is reset the time and date.
1147354
I struggled with this too until I realized you actually have to keep pressing up to increment the date day by day, through the months and years 'til you arrive at today. If you just hold the button, it moves much more quickly, of course.
1104453
just set the date once manually when you take the battery out or if you replace the battery for what ever reason. the date will allways show up. you will like this camera very sharp pictures i own 2 of them.hope this helps you tony phila. pa.
1849249
Yes -- I learned this the hard way -- the first few photos I took had the date printed on the front, which irritated me. Then I read through the manual and it explained how to turn that off, which I did and everthing's fine now.
905022
First make sure the device is not recording. Then click the 'menu' button on the screen. Then hit the 'mode' button on the screen. Press down to open the 'Set date/time' menu. Use the Record button on top of the device as an enter button. Use 'up' and 'down' arrows to select the date and use the 'mode' button to move over.
2242062
I have not had any problems with the date and time changing. I set it once when I first got the camera and it is still accurate today. Pretty impressive, actually.